Dog Chew Bone Artex natural bone medium 30 cm approx. 1.20 kg

Artex natural dog bone, medium size, 30 cm length and approximately 1.20 kg weight, is a solid natural chew designed for medium to large dogs. The product functions as a long-lasting chew treat that encourages active gnawing and supports mechanical cleaning of teeth. Made from a single piece of natural bone, it provides a durable chewing surface that helps satisfy natural chewing instincts during play, training, and rest.

Advantages

The natural bone construction offers a firm texture that withstands extended chewing sessions and contributes to removal of soft dental plaque through mechanical abrasion. Its size and weight make it suitable for medium and larger breeds, reducing the risk of being consumed too quickly. Because it is a single-piece natural product, it does not contain artificial fillings or flavors and provides a simple, long-lasting option for oral stimulation.

Suitable for

• Medium and large dog breeds that enjoy chewing
• Dental activity and mechanical tooth cleaning
• Long-lasting chew during training sessions or play
• Occupying a dog during rest periods to reduce destructive chewing

Key specifications

• Length: approximately 30 cm
• Weight: approximately 1.20 kg
• Material: natural bone
• Size category: medium
• Intended use: chew treat for dental activity and gnawing

How to use

Offer the bone to the dog under supervision, especially during initial use to ensure the animal gnaws safely. Place the bone on a stable surface or give it directly to the pet; allow the dog to chew at its own pace. Remove and inspect the bone periodically for cracks, sharp edges, or small fragments. Discard the bone if it reduces to pieces that could present a choking hazard. Always provide fresh drinking water while the dog chews.

Usage recommendations

Recommended for medium and large dogs with moderate to strong chewing behavior. Supervise chewing sessions, limit continuous unsupervised access, and replace the bone if significant wear or splintering appears. Consult a veterinarian if your dog has dental issues or dietary restrictions before introducing a hard natural bone.